Are My Nodal Voltage Method Results Correct?

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The calculated results for V_ao at 14.285 V, V_bo at 11.428 V, and I_1 at 0.285 A were presented for confirmation. While the values appear reasonable, the accuracy of the results cannot be verified without the accompanying calculations. The discussion emphasizes the importance of showing the method used to arrive at these values for proper validation. Overall, providing detailed workings is essential for confirming the correctness of nodal voltage method results.
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The answer i got for V_ao = 14.285 V, V_bo = 11.428 V, I_1 = 0.285 A

and I'm not sure if the answers are right, can someone please confirm.

Thanks in advance.
 

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jafferrox said:
The answer i got for V_ao = 14.285 V, V_bo = 11.428 V, I_1 = 0.285 A

and I'm not sure if the answers are right, can someone please confirm.

Thanks in advance.
Your results look fine, but whether you arrived at them by the appropriate method is unknown as you haven't shown any workings.
 

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